Sentence examples for through paradoxical from inspiring English sources

Proposed mechanisms include akinesia resulting from the ventricular septal defect patch, septal fibrosis, chronic volume loading from early palliative shunt creation, progressive mechanical interaction between an enlarged failing RV and the LV that is mediated through paradoxical septal motion, and myocardial injury at the time of repair [7, 13].

But his art is never so specific and sometimes shot through with paradoxical humour.

So it is through divorce, paradoxical as it sounds, that you can best honor your marriage vow to cleave to your husband for better or worse.

He recently published a provocative paper suggesting that music may exert healing and sedative effects partly through a paradoxical stimulation of a growth hormone generally associated with stress rather than healing.

It is said that the greatest works of art achieve universality through a paradoxical specificity -- that Hamlet becomes more Everyman the more he is made the Prince of Denmark.

This first step allows us to own our honest feelings about our changing looks and see clearly through the paradoxical pulls that cloud our vision.

In hyperbaric oxygen (HBO(2)) at or above 3 atmospheres absolute (ATA), autonomic pathways link central nervous system (CNS) oxygen toxicity to pulmonary damage, possibly through a paradoxical and poorly characterized relationship between central nitric oxide production and sympathetic outflow.

According to Collins, great leaders succeed "through a paradoxical combination of personal humility plus professional will".

"MCT helps people see life through a paradoxical lens life is full of suffering and also filled with blessings," says psychologist and MCT researcher, Paul Wong.

To them it sounds like "I got mine … through a paradoxical admixture of my hard work and God's blessing, which means God wants me to have all this stuff; and conversely, it means God doesn't want poor people to have any stuff, let alone my stuff".

This gave the structure a translucent skin where sunlight could pass through, resulting in a paradoxical effect of both camouflage against the horizon and intrigue for people passing by.  .